Seattle | Bainbridge Island | Online At the End of the Field "Side by side, two horses work the same field for so long that the plow that binds them falls apart. For some time, they drag the harness that has tamed them. One still feels the weight of the plow, while the other knows it is suddenly free. They look at each other as mirrors they fear. One keeps plowing, even without a plow, while the other, not know where to go, leaves." Mark Nepo |